Paula Deen to host new TV show - online
By Brian Stelter, CNN
One year after her split with the Food Network, can Paula Deen reconnect with her fans online?
She's going to try, with the new Paula Deen Network, a subscription Web site that will feature cooking shows, recipes and tools.
"You can throw out your TV now, because this is where you can find me," Deen says, holding up an iPad in a promotional video for the site, which is supposed to start streaming videos in September.
New front in Amazon kerfuffle: Warner movies
By Brian Stelter, CNN Senior Media Correspondent
Hachette books aren't the only products that are now harder to order on Amazon - the online retailer is going after movies, too.
Amazon (AMZN, Tech30) has turned off the preorder function for DVDs of prominent Warner Bros. films as it seeks to raise pressure on the company during negotiations.
"The Lego Movie," for example, is listed as "currently unavailable" on Amazon. Set for release in the home video marketplace on June 17, there is no option to place a preorder.
Warner is owned by Time Warner (TWX), the parent company of CNNMoney.
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